Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-22

MODESTO October 2lst-A horrible acci-
dent occurred at Oakdale in this county,
last evening about 5 o'clock, in which
Oleta, the six year-old daughter of O. L.
Williams, was almost instantly killed. The
child fell off runaway dray the hind
wheel passing over and crushing in her
forehead so that the brain protruded.
Death ensued in two hours.
Iiyermore Items.
Copyri9t, 1857, by The California associated Press
LIvERMoRE, October 21st.-Several car
loads of Liyermore wine of the vintages of
1885 -S6 were shipped to Eastern cities dur
ing the week, all being labeled Pure Cali
fornla Wine"
Grape picking is nearly over for the sea-
son, and the wineries are running at full
capacity.
A Lodge of the order of Sons of Her
mann will be instituted here on Sunday.
Two hundred Germans from San Francisco.
Oakland, San Jose and other towns are
expected to be present at the organization.
A dense smoke has pervaded the at
mosphere the past three days, probably
caused by fires in the mountains in Napa
county. The weather is sultry.
a Report Denied.
Copy779tt, 1887, by the California Associated Press
MARYsvILLE, October 2lst.-In reference
to the report that an Eastern syndicate pro-
posed to build a railroad from Oroville to
Napa, using the California Northern road,
between this city and Oroville, as a part of
the new line, Superintendent Binney, of
the California Northern, says there is no
truth IN the report, so far as his road is
concerned.
Yubs Notes.
ICopy1Iga, 1857, by the California associated Press
MARYsvuLE, October 2lst-James Will
kie has bought forty acres of land opposite
the Sutter Cannery for $3.50 an acre. This
Is an advance of 90 per cent. within the last
twelve months.
Ex-Governor st. John, of Kansas, lee
tured on prohibition tonight to a large
audience.
Bank for Placer County.
icoRwi9l, Iss7, by TIC California associated Press
AUBURN, October 2lst.-T The Placer
County Bunk was Incorporated several days
ago with s.capital of 100000. To-day the
Directors md officers were announced as
follows Directors-N. ID. Rideout, A.
Abbott, d. w. Lubeck, J. H. Neff and A.
Huntley. Officers-N. B. Rideout, Presi-
dent; D. w. Lubbock, Vice President; T. J.
Nichols, Cashier, Secretary and Treasurer.
A tirst-class bank building will soon be
erected.
The FL Dorado Highwayman,
SAN QUENTIN, October 2lst.-The photo
graph of George Startling, the Youthful
Georgetown stage-robber has been recog-
nized to be that of George Riley, who has
served two terms in this prison. He was
sent from Alameda in 1883 for burglary for
term of eleven and one-half years. His
extreme youth gained sympathy tor him,
and he was pardoned in October, 1884, by
Governor Stoneman. He was returned from
Merced county in March, 1885, under two
years sentence for burglary, which he
served out, and was discharged November
3, 1886.
A Social Time at Rio Vista.
Rio VISTA, October 21st.-Wednestlay
night party was given at Masonic Hall in
this place by Captain James Joenson and
I. 2. Emigh in honor of the returned seal
ers of the Helen Blum The invitations
included nearly all the young people of the
neighborhood, many from Birds Landing.
Colllnsville, and about twenty-five friends
from San Francisco.
Murder, Not Suicide.
Copyright, 1887, BY the California Associaiee. PressI
SAN RAFAEL, October 21st.-It was dis
covered at the inquest held to-day over the
remains OF the man found drowned al Ii
buron last Monday that wounds existed on
the top OF the head, on the right cheek and
the right wrist. The jury returned yer-
dict OF death by violence at the hands of
an unknown party.
The Terrible Storm on the Coast.
Copyright, 1857, by Tie California issociated IressI
GUAYMAs, October 2lst-The steamer
Newbern, from Mazatlan, brought full de-
tails of the storm around the coast of
Sinaloa. The account is saddening Over
forty lives were lost The damage TO
property was enormous.
The cupola of the Mazatlan Observatory
was blown to pieces, and all the scientific
instruments were ruined.
Mrs. Mcdonald Out on Bail.
SAN Francisco, October 2lst.-[Special. ]
About 10 o'clock to-day Mrs. Mcdonald
entered the Police Court with her attorney
and deposited $500 cash bail. She ap-
peared unconcerned and smiling as she
drove away, bid a cheerful adieu to the
police officers, whose acquaintance she had
formed during her brief sojourn in the CITY
Prison.
Improvement at visalia.
ICopgiga, 1857, by the California Assoeiaed Iressi
VIsALIA, October 21st.-[Special.l THE
CITY dulHOilllcS HdNS COulUltIlCcu lQ6 WOTh
of curbing and planking Mill creek, for
which purpose $4,000 in bonds was voted
last month. The work will be pushed for
ward in order to complete the most import
ant part before the rains begin.
One of the Notorious BlevIns.
[Copylgh, 1857. By the California Associated Press,
HoLBRooK, October 21st.-JOhn Blevins,
of the notorious Blevins family, of Tonto
Basin fame, charged with intent to commit
murder on the person of Sheriff Owens, of
this county, was committed and released
on 81 200 bail.
A Race Concluded.
SAN Francisco, October 21st.-[Special. |
the postponed race at the Bay District
track, in which Diamond and Nantita had
each won heat and trotted dead heat,
was won to-day by Diamond. Time, 2:37.
Through the Mountain.
ICopyight, 1857 by the California Associated Press.l
YREKA, October 2lst-The opening was
made through tunnel IA to-day. Trains
are expected to run to Ashland by the 10th
or 18th proximo.
Woodlands Street Railway.
iCopytgta, 1887, by The California Associated Press.
WOODLAND, October 2lst.-To-day the
surveyors are at work here laying out the
route of the proposed electric street rail-
road.
Frank Northey Indicted.
San Francisco, October 21st.-[Special. !
Frank I. Northey was this afternoon in
dicted for embracery. Bail was fixed at
$4,000.
The Reward of Bravery.
San Francisco, October 21st.-[Special.l !
]. E. Smith, the messenger who killed two
train robbers in Texas, was to-day pre-
sented with check for 5000 by Wells,
Fargo & Co.